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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-08
NEW-JEHSEY,

PLAISfiEID-Fire on the Watching Mountains. SUNDAY
caused the think that residence North
Plainhed flames The engines were dragged all
through the borough betors The fremea
blaze caused by tho burning OF OF dried
leaves Detective Edward Murphy and Assistant Fro
Chief Lyness boex released from
and fast driving will heard
the "hre bug cases are over.
ELIZABETH tho regular monthly meeting Of tho Board
OF Frseoders Of Union County held last week the question
regarding the fees which II Is claimed havo been Illegally
by the lay judges for several past further
discussed and the resolution offered by Frehsder
West o. Linden adopted Resoiuei That Tho Director this
Boar appoint committee OF three to Investigate together
with the County Attorney the matter concerning what fees
other charges tho JuEes Of the Court OF Ploas
and QUARTER Sessions and the Orphans Csart titled 10
for their services and report At the heIt regular meeting
with such recommendation as they deem
promote the interests Of taxpayers Frseoders West Kyto
and Nolte wsre named as the com mittee
MoS1CLAIR-Ths New.York Philharmonic Club has
ranged for series OF concerts Ia Monclair Han tins
winter The handsome recently completed In
- the Methodst Church WAS teed by PrOessr Wendham
SMITH o. Ne~Yofk. last night ana concert. TO-
geher IN songs by the nendsssohn Goe Clus followed
rIooeealn were begun yesterday before Chancellor Nc.
YIN he tswnshp OF Msntcar Against the NewYork and
=, Sc coe taas .v COMPANY to compel tho COMPANY
bridge having fallen down Tho company claim that
duty OF the township TO build the bridge.
~ nIgevera Of Ksarnsy taking steps for
,he nre department The estimated
less than $4,000 The Arlington company has agreed TO Join
tho department and TUT over their property
BLoohyIRLDJames warmslsy age SIX VIII lilo playing on
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TO ELEVATE THE PENNSYLVANIA TRA CHS
PERMISSION AT LAST OBTAINED FROM THE JERSEY

PERMISSION AT LAST OBTAINED FROM THE JERSEY
CITY BOARD OF WORKS.
The Board Of Public Works in jersey City yesterday
consented the elevation Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
tracks according to the plans submitted by the company
The has been in allegiance for several months
Last sprIng petition signed by large number OF citi-
rens was presented to the Board asking that tho COM
pany be permitted to elevate their tracks In srder to
avoid the frequent loss Of life at the crossings and de-
lay 10 travel caused BY passing trains The company
submitted plans which contemplated the elevation OF
the tracks to the station Aud the va
cation Of Greenst for distance OF 800 feet north from
ntgomeryst A strong opposition to the plan was at
snce developed among ON Railroad-ave
and manufacturers located north Of the Greenst.
crossing
several public meetings held and the project
was fully and at times bitterly discussed. The
matter hung fire until yesterday. when the
Board OF Works, by unanimous vote, con.
sented to the track elevation. The company will
run four trucks instead OF two present on an iron
{rese Brunswick Henderson sts and thence on
solid embankmsnt 10 the station The entire expense.
including the paving OF the present road bed with Bel
Cian blocks will borne by the company II Is also
agreed that ferry will be ESTABLISHED at Firstst
TO accommodate the traffic north OF the railroad Inc
total OF the improvement will be something over
81 100000 Unless there should be litigation the work
will be completed about year. The resolution OF the
Beard Of Works will be submitted at once to Mayer
q
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uJsSOrRT rs NOT YET FORSAKEY.

4 special telegram nom st. Louis yesterday In
formed the public that the Ncwiork Board OF Under
writer's had withdrawn from the state Of Missouri,
and that Mr. Gray IFS former representatives had
announced that It would do no more business In ~.
LOUIS. Inquiry among insurance men yesterday
showed that the reference to the Now-fork Boad OK
Underwriters was an error. Tho Ncw-fork Board
has no agent I'm ST. Louis. The organization meant
in the dpatch is the New York Underwriters Agency,
OF which Mr. Gray has been and still Is tho ST.
Iou, agent John II. stoldafd, the assistant general
agent of the agency. said that II would be dificnt
than appeared in this dispatch. Mr. Gray hah SIMPLY
ceased TO be a member Of tho ST. Louis Board, but
70 do business In ST. Louis and Mr. Gray wa It's
agent
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MANY COMPLAINTS AGAINST 4 RAILROAD

MANY COMPLAINTS AGAINST RAILROAD
The England Society, composed OF the leading
citizens OF the Oranges met In Orange Saturday night
receive the report of special committee appointed TO
wait upon the managers OF the Delaware. Lackawanna
and Railroad and represent the great need OF
improving service to the travelling public The COM
nittee Henry F. Hitch John Petit John o. Head,
Frederick W. Kelsey and E. D. Page The deficiencies In
the enumerated, included poor wretched
ferry accommodations for passengers at Ioboken made
quae station accommodations neglect of brakemen the
unnecessary blowing Of steam whistles at stations oil
lamps in cars irregular schedule time, etc. The report
stated satisfaction could BE- got from the railroad
officials spirited debate occurred on the report, In
which 1t stated that President Sloan had said no
would rather carry hogs than passengers. Franci. NJ
Eppey stated that within two years there would be
weilappointed double track road built through the
Oranges lie referred to the Pannsylvahia Railroad
which purchased property FOR this purpose to run
spur. from the main stem in Hudson County The
committee continued
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TIE WV xATIoyAL orERA rENoR ARRlvEs

TIE WV VI TTONIL OTEHI INV IHHTTEN
Barton McGuckln the English tenor imported for the
National opera Company, walked down the gangway OF
the Etruria yesterday clad In Hight coorss ulster, and
decorated with and brilliant yellow leather marine
glass and strap e had not used his glass much for
he said with considerable feeling that lie had been Gem
PEELED remain in his berth TIL Friday morning ave
have had terribly rough passage. he said" and am
afraid shall not be in coed condition for Wednesday
night, when hear am To make my frat Appearance IN
this country. LohCrGrin Il tob my fret part. The
others Faust and ASsGd In The Queen OF sheba-'
Tho last Is the only have been singing
recently at tho Chetonhan Festival Nearly all my
operate experience has been with Carl Rosa Opera In
English Is not no doing particularly we'll at home 1t
seems 10 he II II would better future here.
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CHARGING HER HUSBAND WIN INSANITY

CHARGING HER HUSBAND WITH INSANITY
Mrs. Augusta V. Humphrey made complaint OF In
sanity at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
against her husband, James Humphrey. age twenty
three both living at No SO West Forty ninthst. Hum
phrey has recently sbsehed himself from home good
deal aud remained away three days at time. Mrs
Humphrey went 10 police headquarters Sunday morn
ing aud procured tho assistance OF two detectives, After
a search, Humphrey was found in a house In West
Twenty fourth st. - company with two women lilo
was taken the Central ONCE whore after eIamna
ton by phy sicsn he prsncuHced net responsible
for his acsR Justice Patterson ordered that be be
moved ct 10 Bellevue Hospital, where ne Will be
examined as TO lis sanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-08

Tho annual meeting 81 tho Council OF University OF
the CITY Of NcwYork held last night. twenty
bers being present. SIX OF the outgoing members
reelected George Horny Moore chosen In the place
OF william r. Martin. and DR.. George Alexander. OF lie
University Place Church. to succeed DR. r. o. Wander
pool The following officers wers elected: President.
Charles But er; vicepresiient. Dr. Howard Crosby
william A. Wheeio, X secretary, william =
Opdyko In place OF William H. Marts. new standing
committee was established ia tho Graduate Division,
Dr. George Alexander. chairman Tho annual report
was heard. showing advance In every department
over last year Three y4cgnces Ia tho Council remain
tn lac lad
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rncyyG THE wOMAY's SUFFRAGE oAuSE

After q quiet summers sleep the Universal Womans
Suffrage Association began active campaign ON the
ballot box last evening 40. 81 last Elcyenthst Mrs
Kate Palmer Stesrns the president INTRODUCED az inc
chief speaker OF evening Mrs Margaret Moore an
Irish woman, who Is a member OF Tho United Labor
Party and has just finished stumping the STATE In Us
behalf Judge shannon followed IN an address Whlch me
ladies declared was lovely and experiences and harngu
were contributed by Madame BiinkefhoT, Mfs Hooper
and anes I'm. Hamilton wilcox tel graphel regrrs
Among present Elizabeth Wright, Amelia lay
lor, Edna Klmcr, Mrs. Cats, aud Miss Schtonm3kcr
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

The elections. a., -,
Society for the Advancement OF Science Columbia Ioi
National Academy OF Sciences, Columbia college, III
q m.
Meeting OF Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Committee
No. 90 Lafayette place, 80 y. III.
Yale resent football match. Polo Grounds, p m
Island Athletic Club games New-Brighton' ii
q. IN.
Auction sale OF Beccher collection American Art Gal
leIy. -
Chrysanthemum Show. Masonic Temple.
Long Island Historical Society. Brooklyn, p m
Young Mems Christian Associations athletic games
Brooklyn Athletic Club grounds 2 80 p.
sesWanhaka Yacht Club meeting. club house, evening
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rE1NSALL4YLLc IRArrLLrRS

Arrived by the Itruri. Cunaru from Liverpool ycser
day ". l. Boyle. John A. Brown Jr. A. +. Gordon Cum
ming. r. T. Davies X. Dixon. FiO Ecchcverria. j. y.
Fold. william Hilton. Ex-Governor John r. Hoffman.
NJ. X Jcsup. George Kemp u. u. kissam. :. u. Kilt
redgc. l. X Loihrep James MacNeash. Major Mcker-
Tcl the EcF. John McIes j. =. Mcuzies, /. W Moss.
the Rev ". Murphy. Henry rroba'co. Lady Roberts.
W G. Stewart, Charles H. j. Taylor. Uhcd states Min
lslrI 90 LLhcILn. NJ. :. NnmgnaI j. i Mnlicnmb.
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c0LrMHIA cOLLEGE TkUSrHrs MEEE


meeting OF tho trustees Of Columbia College was held
In Hamilton Hall yesterday afternoon. After the routine
business the subject Of nllng tho Latin chair again
considered Tho decis Of tho trustees net made
public, reported choice Of candidates
was narrowed Down 10 three or four professors The
subject OF changing the college into university also
discussed, but 10 final acdeu taken.
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NEWSPAPER cAnrs mrSrNor oosoFASE

Each police captain yesterday received copy OF tho
following
Complaint has boon received from The MAYOR % tie
less which Ito carts driven through
the streets for tho delivery % -apcs and especial. tho
afternoon pt'ers Ths must not De- PRINTED u y. sro.l
violation OF the ordinance aud dangerOu, To- tho lives and
limbs OF pede,tfsns You Will special instruct the mea
Dora command 10 be vizln and 10 arrest AMI AL
found thus driving through The streets captains OF
rccncts which Offices located viii forth
with notify the proprieots thereof 81 TINS conps n AMI
quest them 10 instruct Their drivers TO refrain 'fOn III Wing
through the streets IN this re, less manner.
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MS FRIENDS Will SETTLE TIE DEFIESoE

An examination OF tho accounts Of ID. j. Barton'
freight agent OF tho New York Central ana HUDSON
River Railroad at Suspension Bridge. shows shortage
OF about 10000. Treasurer f. V. w. Rossltor sald
Yesterday that he had Just received Telegram rom
susnension Bridge 10 the effect that Bartons friends
would make ND the deficiency and consequently there
yrould lie no prosecution. Mr. ROsstcr said that
Bauons opportunities were SMALL ~ ou' h''io CASH
passed through his hands.
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HONE NE US.
rpOMINCNT IRRIVAIa

Victoria Eotel-Vico Admiral Vscount Kabaya ma, Com
mauder O. Yamamoto COMMANDER Hdska Chief Paymaster
Murakam Yeudo Of the Japanese NaVy;
Fnh Irenus Motel secretary Robert Lincoln. OF
Chicago Charles H. j. Tav or s Minister 10 Liberia ana
Merton Nc Micha. OF Philadelphia Breroort HeuH-
The Right Joseph Chamberlain: OF England Bnck;
tuQhdta Rsfel-POfessoT Marsh OF Yale College ana
Henry Probasco of Ci.cinna Murray Htn hotet-
Professor c. Peters OF Hamilton college ana froesscr
OF Washin Grand Hotel Lleutthanl-
Colonel J. y. Conrad q. 5. Army Nec YORK Hotel
Thomas NJ. Waller, u. =. ConsulGcnera at London.
clarendon Roe-Ex Governor John I. Hoffman. GiIsey
House- John B. Carson, o! Chicago.
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NEWARK.

James ColgaD got Judgment OF $1,000 time ago
against the Pennsylvania Railroad for INJURIES received al
tho Market Street crossing OF the road Tho judgment
aerwar cut down to 81 900 and Colgan assigned
claim 10 Samuel MacDonzd HE counsel who canled
the whole amount was due him. Tho claim disputed
ColgaDs creditors who had receiver appointed
advisory rendered docisen Donald
declaring the assignment void
Tho Essex County Bb,s Society met yesteriay in st
Iukes Methodist Episcopal Church The reported
&S7S OF contributions during tho Tho OF syOU
been given 10 tho American Bible Society meeting In the
evening was addressed by several clergymen.
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LONG ISLAND.

Rhinehardt Gassar the contractor VINO sun
denly peard mouth with $500 ana WHO was sup
poEe have been foxY dealt wlth has been heu from
IA safe in Cincinnati letter hateh AT ,s. Piuc wv
ceived Hansen carpenter on saturday VINO was
formerly employed by Caesar Tho ettef assigns 10 csuse
Tor Ills sudden departure simply asks his family aud
friends forgive him. Caesar left Dehnu MIN VIE SIX
drrn and several houses partly constructed se'
era
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RAILWAYS PILLS.

The Great Livrr and Stomach Remedy.
an Disorders stomach. Liver Bowels
Kidneys Bladder Nervous Diseases Loss OF Appetite
Headache Costivines- Indigestion BlonsncSs Fever IN
rammaf0n OF tho BOwes Files and all other arrangements
OF tho internal Purely vegetable containing ma
mercury minerals deeerous drugs Price 20 cents pei
boz sold BY all druggists
DYSPEPSIA
DIR. RAILWAYS PILLS euro for this complaint.
strength the stomach and onablo u Ia per
form It's functions Tho symptoms OF Dyspepsia dsappe2r
liability OF tho contract disease
the medicine according TO directions aud observe what
False AVID True" respecting diet few extracts
from letters constantly receiving.
G. Middlebroos portyiile. Ga 81 use them in my
practice fam IL IN preference 10 AL other Pills.
Mrs caro- inc MOnteith Deer Creek Ind. believe my
lie has by medicine Have long been SUI
ferlag with Dyspepsia and Liver complaint
II. Carr l.. NJ Escambis Als " Beat Pills he has over
used"
+. Hummcl. Boonvilc. No. Cured him when all others
failed.
Alice T.. Ohaver Nj Storm. ". Va II positively say
that Railways the best Pls over hai for Dyspep.A
" send a letter stamp 10 Or RADWAl co. No ~
Warren S. New York, Tor False and True"
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LONG leland.

HUNTINGTON CAPTAIN Edward Jones age about sixty
liyi old duck shoon2 70 n
boat iY ami overheard near the home OF Dr.
Derry Hi. cries for help were hear ana he
pulled out o. water The old man. however uieu soon
afte reaching the shore, nom exposure.
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EqTi : e. Hs T al SS 49,
Ain.ria So Gbraiari2l with mdse to Phelps brO' & Co.
steamer m TayiSr san Domingo ciiy oct %
ST. with mise order to Duucau.Jr Arrived At
the s,. naT Sci" So Aar,h Saacoa days with fruit
ami passengers pnmos arrived at rho Bar At p 10 m
passengers ia, Ward Co. Arrived At the Bar At $50
steamer oe.mgsa Gay. VIII vi I'M 5n G.
steamer seminole KomDlc Jacksonville 5aay, via Charles
Winthrop. Bragg Portland with mdse and pas'en'
steamer Hayea cpubc Compton Boston, in ballast to
ShiS wancrine Jew Nichols. Calcutta lo3day with
to order; vessel to Snow Burgess"
10 or9.r go, y.s..i To Thco Ragsi & Co.
ship Helene GER Banbach sremen a days with mdse
BAL &c Aeysm. .a 1 BaN 81 o TO- aA''
h- ON ~ s 70 FaR: Sos % days with salt
BARK Antonio D. Abnndo uta CamorAta. CadiE % days,
with md.e i.ori.r vessel to Punch Eve Co
BARR J.rni tNor Beck. south ampon 90 DAYS. with IRON
to order re,se to FUNGI Eayo Co. 20 a,v. with
hides 70 order. vcsselto funch Edye & g.
B.rk sba tNor. rosario 10 days, with md'c to
BARK Bysio Sor Henschen 81 days with bones
Bars M.s,ina Cs"ed Johan,sn victoria Brasil. 81 days,
Bars Marguerite FRI FAOoric Guanianamo II days with
.ussr to Mo.e. Taylor < Co vessel 70 master. -.
with i's .asif to ordcr ve;.ei To- Whitney Co.
sUYsET.-A, sandy Hook Wind hight. sw' very hay At
CLEARED
Steamer Celtic (Br Irving, Liverpool via Queenstown
J
steamer wyonns Be. R:oy. Liverpool VIA Queenstown
steamer u ana GBrl Heeley. Liverpool VIA Queenstown
- Hurst.
steamer Iona Brl Hassensciu, Ayonmouih Dock. L
-ueulcr-oR Br1s.
Steamer bohemia tbsr karlOwd Hamburg VIA yuou'D,
6c-kuniarIt co.
mn Le,oman. 81 Johns NJ. via Halifax
steamer farr4couia ln) Hubbard. windwari Islands,
LcsycraN CO
steamer Roanoke couch NOriolA. city Point AMI Rich
monl-Oi Dominion - 90
steamer Martha stevens Chance Bliumorc-H Downor.
Shr can Hendrix sNei, iothorsth bt,iol En- zach.
Slip " s,et.ou Hammond Perth Amboy Thomas Dun
hams nephew &
R.r. Arleio lAu-u saauovich Lisbon Bcla Cosuilch
TrTesna ut1, siobrAno ubTA Tar OF 'sih Punch.
SAILED
Bar. Flora. tor - Johns. NJ.
IHE MOVEMENTS or SrEAIE!&
FOREIGN Ports
sorruur1oy Nov 7-Aruvci STEINER Elbe Ger. Meper,
NovC sailed steamer tuIi- NGc.I. E.nsk, from bremen
Pff,ioi.iH Nov Arrival steamer Haoimon'a lGerl.
Hebch $ssNor Got ., on hor way 10 Hamburg and
IrLi Noy G-saiei Colorado IN Tor N~wlork
Iz,sp Soy 7-pas.oi steamer and ,r Tyson. from
Neu York onh London.
HrnN HEAD 1-r.ssc steamer city ~ Chester tBr,
NerYoA Oct ~ on hor way 10 Queenstown and
Liverpool. ,
m.Wni IT, Noy 2-sailod steamer Marsha tGor'. Mas.
fOr New hoiA
II N0v b-ArriFNt soiinoF Ia tastosnc Attl
tell. ftoin Vow YORK
(F.rl1ter ShtpDtng v>icf - NM rct PrJ>.J
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT vERSoyAt missionary service o the First Pres
terrain Church Sundny Pavmaster BaEeman, OF the
Navv who spent China gave lecture on the
and the Chinese The children were nuch
ia the only the wealthy enjoy the luxury
OF dried rats and dog steaks
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The young who is seeking u gid himself the
winters campaign with all the articles Of gentlcmens
wear up the complete outnt-shrts. cravats,
cus, collars handke chiefs. hosiery, underwear umbrellas
canes ec-sn do well 10 visit the old established house
Of J. W. Johnston, No. 200 Grandst Mr.. Johnston has
been long IN the business that he has completely cap
ufed the East Side trade. and Is signing for
worlds conquer He makes speciality OF shirts Of all
kindswhe shirts for everyday dress tennis and
vostins shirts, and cotton and flannel shirts. His line
OF nsnncs comprising the well known grades Of California
dsnncl f. and c. and Shaker nAnnels, 10 unsurpassed
y quality. The underwear covers oil grades, qualities,
collars, etc., especially attractive. Mr.. Johnston has
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STATEN ISLAND.
ALONG THE SOUND.

SrAPIEToy-he first annual ball of the Enterprise
Hook amt Ladder Company No u took place at the German
Club last night.
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another store at No. 379 Sxthave, Twenty trdst'
which occupies the prominent position In It's own 10
caliy the Grand It, A large factory at Jersey
City with stores, and supplies
q large Wholesale trade throughout the country.
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BpIDGrPoRT George Arnold. armed with requ
ait ON p.per- from Governor Lounsbury came 10 Nevf"r
Yesterday 10 Drng home John Crosby. arrested for h0rs
stealing
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HENRY A. DANIFLs, NJ. d.,
SILKS AND VELVETS.

JAMES McCREERY & co.
will offer as specialties in their
Silk and Velvet Departments
during this week:
BLACK FAILLE FRANCHISE.
Black Pcau De Sole i'm Plain,
Barrcc and other Weavcs. Col
Ored Fable Franchise i'm Day
and Evening Shades at 1926 and
$3.50, and several hundred pieces
of Rich Velvet and Plush Novelties
at 80 cents, %1.OO, $3.50, $500,
$3.50 and $500, being about
One-third their actual value.
Broadway and nth st.
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III. ,ouD,,a Of the .s. on Saturday fell into the canal and

was drowDcu
g VOORHEES,. counsel Tor tho Union
Building yesterday iodg second criminal comp amt
against Alexander VI. Way for swndng "a u loan ms
netods the pursued win me EMPIRE oui he
succede In getting only $4,000 Asye The not
found the Major.
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OPENING VIEW COERT ROOH.

The new court room for Part Ill OF tho OF Cen
Sessions occupied yesterday for the first timc
1t is floor OF the General Sessions building
ana several years before last juno occupied by
the Receiver Taxes IL used for sessions OF the
Of oyer aud Termipsr many years ago and many
trials have taken place in IT, The space occu
pied by the Of Taxes the main floor Of tho
building divided into two parts. oae Of which was
taken for and the other Is used for chan
bers for the Judge. Tho District Attorney will have
additional for clerks offices In The basement The
finished in dark stained wood plush curtain huss on
brass framework back Of the jury ox is one Of tho most
ornamental features OF the furnishing
Judge Gilder,lcsve presided in Part III estcrday
morning. No trials were had and an aysnrnnent wa'
VI. Davis will have charge OF the calendar Ia Part
III. for the present month
CUT GLASS THE FASHIONABLE WEDDING GIFT
The proper wrinkle In wedding presents cut glass
oliver the thing patei ware can be
ade thoroughly like the genuine article that 1t has fallen
glass has 1t, place II wishes 10
the bride with something surely desirable he or she
has only the PhenI Glass COmpauys STORE No 723
Broadway where tho most fashionable styles are on exhibit
non with several handsome to give advice without eI
charge. Tho Ph9nx the Jewell the Webb. the Russian
block diamond and tho strawberry diamond fan cut, are
their manufactures Americans should be proud OF
copanys productions for their dazzling beauty and
purity hue Acknowledged to he unsurpassed by any
foreign mporations IL want to see the brides Dyes
sparkle for send OF these beautifully cut
articles which any light give all the coors OF the rain
hewfower bowls salad bowls punch bowls, bonbon. olive
and cheese dishes lqusir sets vinegar spirit and water
bottles caafos tankar for oaret and fancfu
~ shaped jog. fairy lamps in all sizes and color and de-
esntsTs
acceptable gift lisa set OF water bottles so that the hest
ess can place between pair OF guests Bonbon and
nowsr ashe. forming circle around centre piece "a
Fashionable mste Of table dressing Fancy lamps all colOrs
bridal pearl In flower bowls and Lemonade ses IN antique
saiine oado ware brcsbrsc ornamsnis Of
maroon AID golden colorcd glass etched
diherent ceered all these and superb
style: would seem impossible TO 90 asray in making
selection glass and kerosene globes shades
which Eiye the hght laIureusly mellow uat This
Is the ses manufacturer under Giants Of the
Isry whose delicate hues heotrope and harlequin
everybody walking In Broadway sops TO admire